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# Managing users

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This is what you will see once you have stages set up. IF Method does not have a concept of a 'board'. Instead, it has products. On the screenshot, you can see 'The Product' in top left corner. This is the name of your first product, which you could later change.&#x20;

The sign says engineering queues are empty. IF Method has two categories of users, developers and everyone else. Only developers could be assigned to development of feature iterations.

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When you first create a workspace, your account will not have a name displayed. To set it for the first time, use the ‘Actions’ dropdown menu next to your user in the table.

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After that you can add additional users to the team.

Note that the platform is not yet integrated with an email server, so when you create a user their password is shown only once. You must pass this password to the user through a secure channel.

For the same reason, users cannot reset their own passwords. As an administrator you can generate a new password for them and deliver it the same way.

If you are the sole administrator and forget your own password, please contact <support@ifmethod.com>.
